Kubernetes audit events are
Posted: Mon Feb 10, 2025 8:58 am
Falco , originally created by Sysdig in 2016, is a threat detection engine for Kubernetes. Falco comes with a default set of rules that check the kernel for unexpected behavior. For example, an alert could be triggered by a namespace change, privilege escalation, or unexpected network connections.
now also included in the list of event sources el salvador mobile database by Falco. This means that if a Kubernetes cluster is configured with audit logging enabled, it can send audit records as events to Falco. You can write flexible Falco rules to read these events and detect malicious or other noticeable activity for any type of host/container behavior or activity. These alerts can be integrated into incident response workflows to reduce response times and manage everything through existing processes.
There are a lot of open source options in the DevSecOps and Kubernetes security space. We've covered what's relatively new and noteworthy here, but there are many other scanners of various types, secrets management software of varying maturity, and all the classic network and other security technologies that are still needed. It's certainly a complex space, but so is the threat landscape.
now also included in the list of event sources el salvador mobile database by Falco. This means that if a Kubernetes cluster is configured with audit logging enabled, it can send audit records as events to Falco. You can write flexible Falco rules to read these events and detect malicious or other noticeable activity for any type of host/container behavior or activity. These alerts can be integrated into incident response workflows to reduce response times and manage everything through existing processes.
There are a lot of open source options in the DevSecOps and Kubernetes security space. We've covered what's relatively new and noteworthy here, but there are many other scanners of various types, secrets management software of varying maturity, and all the classic network and other security technologies that are still needed. It's certainly a complex space, but so is the threat landscape.